Dynamic Range Radio Switching To New Web Host - Possible* Service Interruptions

I'm switching over to a new web host based in Montreal, which may prove to have been a mistake since their online instructions keep switching back and forth between English and French and my Francais is beaucoup rusty. I barely understand the technical stuff when it's in English, but when the instructions were written by someone who obviously wasn't a native English speaker, or when I'm talking to a customer service rep with a thick French accent, that makes things even more confusing. It's a good thing I'm not completely ignorant when it comes to the French language. I was in a French Immersion program from grade seven until I graduated from high school, but I barely scraped by. I seemed to earn a mark of 67% on every single French test I took during those six years, and what little I learned has long ago been forgotten. I'll be damned if I know whether its le table or la table. Tabernacle! The one thing I'll never forget is that the animal known as a seal in English is called a phoque in French. Our class trip to the zoo thought that was endlessly hysterical.

"What'd you call me?"

If you're having trouble accessing the site over the next few days, try going direct to dynamicrangeradio.blogspot.com and you should have no problems. Of course, if the problems begin before you read this message, you're probably screwed. C'est la vie.

Dynamic Range Radio
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* Those possible service interruptions turned into very real, very major service interruptions. (Did I mention that I'm not qualified to be a webmaster?) I gave up what I was trying to do since even the tech support people seemed baffled by it, so now I'm switching back to the old web host and the more standard configuration that worked well enough for the last year. Hopefully** things will be all sorted out within 48 hours.

** I've been wrong before.